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Subject: Re: timeouts with adaptec 1742
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On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Thomas F. Keefe wrote:

> 	Adaptec 1742A (standard mode)
> 	Seagate 3390 (330 MB SCSI disk - unterminated)
> 	Seagate st32151n (2.1GB SCSI disk - terminated - power from bus)
> 	NE2000 Compatible ethernet card - IRQ 10 - 0x300
> 	FreeBSD 2.1.7.1

  Have you tried extended mode?  It is preferred.

  What IRQ is getting assigned to the card?  It doesn't conflict with
anything does it?

  I'm running 1742's in two different 2.2 systems, and they work great.

Tom